She had been in early difficulty with a first-round jump of just 5.95m, significantly down on her rival Chernova's 6.54m.
Watson, the world No 78, was also in early difficulty against Tian, a wild card.
"There were a couple of times when I thought, 'Maybe I should dye my hair blonde?'" Chastain, a redhead, said to InStyle (via Digital Spy) about early difficulty she faced in even getting auditions for roles.
(It's worth noting that even though most of these mortgages had a low two-year teaser rate, the borrowers still had early difficulty making payments).
Harry Redknapp, his manager at West Ham, always said his early difficulty was mainly physical, though Carrick says having Cole in the same age group was a blessing of sorts.
Matt Wales of IGN noted that the early difficulty levels of the game were much more suited to beginners "to make for a more convincing DJing experience, without sacrificing that all-important accessibility".
The change in orienting style is thought to be mediated by a reduction in the early difficulties that infants encounter with disengaging their attention known as "sticky fixation" or "obligatory attention" (Hood & Atkinson, 1993; see also Atkinson, 2000; Hunnius, 2007; Johnson, 1993, 2010; Johnson, Posner, & Rothbart, 1991).
Tim Hewitt, who took over as president of Veolia Water Indianapolis a year into the contract, said the company's early difficulties stemmed from a flawed billing system and other inherited problems that took time to fix.
He overcame early difficulties - he was a troubled juvenile with a criminal record - and went on to work in the theater until World War II, when he became a fighter pilot in the Army Air Force.
